The musicians vividly revealed the work's intricacies, including the flute melody that unfolds over snappily descending ostinato patterns in the other winds.
A self-described architecture buff, Mr. Cuomo has an impressive knowledge of the building's odd historical intricacies — including a series of carved stone faces in the so-called Million Dollar Staircase, hidden doors and a semi-secret elevator once used by Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Besides, the traditional approaches are generally associated with multiple intricacies including utilization of a greater magnitude of time, money, and energy, inconduciveness to plug errors, unpredictability, and inability to reveal interactions among the factors too.
Several artists focus on the intricacies of genetic information, including the human cell structure and DNA sequencing.
In Beaufort, South Carolina – established in 1711 – Evelene steered us through the intricacies of Gullah life, including a stop at a local Praise House for a "shout", or religious ritual, involving much singing and, yes, praising.
[16] For more on the intricacies of the negotiations, including the shouting matches, see "Grenser i det grenselause – Opprettinga av Transjordan sine ørkengrenser," Magnus Halsnes's master's thesis on the genesis of the Jordanian-Saudi border.
In other words, analysis requires more than simply presenting or reporting information; it requires an attempt to better understand the intricacies of criminal activity, including the situational (e.g. spatiotemporal patterns) and individual (e.g. modus operandi) elements, as well as identify areas for prevention.
As senior technical information specialist and part of the food safety education staff at the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service, she has advised Thanksgiving cooks on the intricacies of stuffing turkeys, including how to do it safely, through the agency's Meat and Poultry Hotline and consumer education programs.
However, to participate fully in the assessment process, caregivers need tools that they can use; tools that acknowledge the intricacies of the pediatric context including, physician-patient-caregiver interactions.
Many of the other talks on this theme focused on the intricacies of this general pattern, including Mark Bulling's (University of Aberdeen) demonstration that ecosystem functioning can be influenced by complex interactions between CO2 and temperature as well as species richness and identity.
To help unravel the intricacies of sulfur redox homeostasis, including H2S and thiol chemistry; a platform that could report on both H2S and thiols simultaneously would provide a way to differentiate between their respective concentrations, with long-term potential applications in diseases in which H2S and thiol concentrations are correlated.
